Nazism is better known for its death camps than for Leni Riefenstahl or the Reichstag fire, so analogies between the Nazis' early years and current Republican party behaviour seem hollow, no matter how strong some parallels might be.
Occasionally, the paper even strives for the poetic: "Idealizing that which has little substance is like saying that once you draw a perfect circle, all of life's secrets will be discovered therein -- the circle is still hollow, no matter how perfectly round and beautiful it is".
But these suggested relationships all seem somewhat illusory and plastic, feeling present but hollow, no matter what direction you choose to navigate through the feed.
Now that the U.S. and the Soviet Union can annihilate each other, threats of direct military challenge, though often made, have a hollow ring, no matter which side makes them, because everyone knows that both have everything to lose.
In fictional accounts, the Dyson-sphere concept is often interpreted as an artificial hollow sphere of matter around a star.
Larvae live on the ground and feed on snails and slugs by injecting a fluid into their prey and then withdrawing the partly digested matter through hollow mouthparts.
Conservatives will care less about governing and more about scoring "wins" — and inflicting losses on the left — no matter how hollow the victories or flawed the policies.
The danger is that the need for victory is sated by the Olympic success, no matter how hollow it may seem elsewhere.
It makes the ballet dancer look decorative, like a hollow person," he says matter-of-factly, as if there can be no dispute.
Since she had a hollow leg, it was a matter of anguish to her that she was now obliged to wait outside while the Captain occupied himself with cargo shippers.
Arrows denote the hollow gold nanoshells or particulate matter.
